Nazi's Development of the Dolchstoßlegende Myth

The comment first announced by Sir Neill Malcolm in 1919 escalated to "to lay the foundation of one of the most destructive legacy of the Weimar Republic" (Feuchtwanger 1995: 9). As a result, myths are hijacked and used for the purpose of three different groups over the next fifteen years, leading to three different versions of the legend. In order to discuss this myth, it is necessary to identify the revolutionaries mentioned. This is done by looking at the myths of each version.

From the beginning, anti-Semitism is always the cornerstone of the Nazi ideology, especially the myth (Dolchstoßlegende), and the Jews caused "failure to Caesar's army" stabbing German behind the First World War The officials have created themselves as a way to escape the responsibility for failure in Germany.When Nazis have absolute power, they will retaliate against this so-called treason. In April 1933, they ordered a boycott of Jewish companies and enacted a law prohibiting Jews from doing many jobs, medical, legal and public works.

The rise of Nazism and fascism involved the revival of the spirit of nationalism and the rejection of many postwar changes. Likewise, the popularity of the legend of Stab-in-the-Legend (German: Dolchstoßlegende) proofs the mental state of Germany that has been defeated and refuses to be held responsible for the dispute. This betrayal conspiracy theory was a matter of course, the Germans thought they were victims. In the rise of Nazism, the popularity of Dollastrergende in Germany played an important role. Along with the growth of nihilism, disillusionment and cynicism became evident. Many people believe that this war will tell the end of the world as they know it because of high generation mortality rates, the collapse of governments and empires, and the collapse of capitalism and imperialism.

What is the ideology of the Nazi Party and the Norsefire Party drawn by Vendetta? Nazi's ideology or Nazism is the ideology developed by Adolf Hitler and other famous Nazis in Germany. There are many ideologies that influence Nazism, such as fascism and nationalism, but Nazism is a unique ideology in many ways. It combines many ideas, values ​​and ethics which are the key to Hitler's German vision, such as Lebensraum, Fuhrer and Autarky. These core elements of the Nazi regime show authoritarianism, nationalism, militarism, and expansionism (Llewellyn, 2014). The idea of ​​being given the title of Hitler shows the thought of the full leader and a strong government. This is the key to Nazism and gives all political power. Nazi Germany also eliminated democracy and all other parties broke up.